Hey! I have a build script that uses "xxd" to embed some resources in my binary. With the ENABLE_USER_SCRIPT_SANDBOXING now basically mandated in Xcode 16 (without it, it now shows a warning), I'm trying to enable it in my build. I'm getting no errors, but the output from xxd specifically is totally empty, like it's being blocked. I tried adding /usr/bin/xxd to the list of input files, but that didn't work. Anyone know if there's a way to get this working – or, alternatively, to suppress the warning?

Hi! I've got an NSWindow with fullSizeContentView, and some interactive content at the top. I have noticed that the top-level NSView is still receiving events via mouseDown/etc when dragging or double-clicking the window's title area. I expected these events to be delayed by the window server, and not delivered if they resulted in a window move/title double-click. Anyone have an idea about how to achieve this behaviour? As-is, when dragging the window, UI elements are being activated unexpectedly. Best, Michael

Hi folks,I'm working within an Xcode workspace, and I've noticed that Xcode isn't showing me any build warnings for target dependencies when building from within Xcode. Building with the xcodebuild command line utility shows warnings fine, and when I switch to the Report Navigator I see the warning symbol on builds if warnings are present, but I can only see these when switching to the Report Navigator. I see nothing in the toolbar, for example.If I switch to the dependency project with the warning and build that, warnings show up fine.I'm seeing the same behaviour in Xcode 7 and Xcode 8.I double checked that I had warnings enabled (and this does work, from xcodebuild and shows in Report Navigator).Anyone have any ideas? Is this me, or an Xcode bug?Cheers,Michael